4-H Fair

Fresno County 4-H Fair

The annual 4-H Fair will be held Saturday, May 11, 2013 at Reedley College.

The 4-H Fair is an educational, enjoyable, and rewarding experience for Fresno County 4-H members. In order for the 4-H Fair to be a success, volunteer assistance, (adult and youth) is important and necessary. Please consider volunteering to help.

4-H Fair schedule of events--revised 4/17/13 (in Word)
4-H Fair schedule of events--revised 4/17/13(in PDF)

For Entry/Exhibit information, see the 4-H Fair Book 2013.

Please call the 4-H office at 600-7285 if you would like to volunteer as a judge, clerk, or any of the following positions:

Junior Department Heads: A Jr. or Teen Leader with interest and expertise in a given area supervising and representing the department.

Resource Leaders in different project areas will be assisting and representing a department.

For Department Heads: If you are hiring a paid judge, the judge must be paid through a UC account using the established UC procedures. Sponsoring Committee will establish an account, but you will need to complete the following form with information about your judge: Request for Payment of an Honorarium

Still Exhibits

Still Exhibits: Pre-entry is not required. There will be a $1 per exhibit entry fee. All items will be due on Saturday, May 11th from 7:00-9:00 a.m. 4-Hers will be able to pick up entries at the close of the fair on the 11th.

Entry cards are available at the 4-H office or here: Still Exhibit Entry Cards.

Livestock

Livestock: Entries are due to the 4-H Office by THURSDAY May 2, 2013 by 4:00 p.m. or postmarked no later than April 30th, 2013. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED.

4-H Fair Fur and Feathers Entry Card
4-H Fair Livestock Entry Card (Excluding Horses)
4-H Fair Horse Entry Form
Livestock Entry Summary Card

Dog Care Field Day

Dog Care Field Day Entry Form

Goat Projects

Goat Achievement Test: The Goat Achievement Test will be given before and during the goat show at the 4-H Fair The test has 3 levels: beginning, intermediate, and advanced. A study guide listing what you need to know for each level can be found here: Goat Study Guide.

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